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WCF Service: Client Principal Delegation between WebServices

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问题 I'm currently developing a website which uses multiple WCF-WebServices. Delegation and Impersonation haven't been a problem yet. Now I have the following scenario: WebSite --> WebService1 --> Validation-WebService My Website calls the WebService1 (which is the core of the system) and WebService1 calls my Validation-WebService. WebService1 and the Validation-WebService are currently running on the same machine in differnent virtual directories. It is possible that the services are running on

Is identity delegation via WS-Trust/ActAs supported in ACS?

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问题 I'm just getting started with claims-based security and have a question related to identity delegation. I've managed to set up a local dummy STS and a couple of WCF services that relies on it for authentication. A web application authenticates the user via the STS and makes a call to Service A on behalf of the user (using ChannelFactory.CreateChannelActingAs). This works fine. Now I would like to use Azure Access Control Service (ACS) as a federation provider and sign in using a Google

Is identity delegation via WS-Trust/ActAs supported in ACS?

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I'm just getting started with claims-based security and have a question related to identity delegation. I've managed to set up a local dummy STS and a couple of WCF services that relies on it for authentication. A web application authenticates the user via the STS and makes a call to Service A on behalf of the user (using ChannelFactory.CreateChannelActingAs ). This works fine. Now I would like to use Azure Access Control Service (ACS) as a federation provider and sign in using a Google account (or whatever) instead, getting rid of the dummy STS altogether. I'm able to authenticate to the web